This is a MUST visit! We first visited Bookgreen Gardens in 1966 and have been returning every year. It gets better each visit. Plan to stay the day.....lunch, boat, wander, relax. It is the BEST!

A very peaceful visit. Great food at the center. Really enjoyed the low country part for the historical info

The park is a gem,awesome isn't doing it justice.The history and art were worth the trip.We enjoyed it so much we decided to do the trekker tour of the "plantations" it was a joke.You are taken on a bone breaking ride through "ruins of where the plantations and "used to be" so basically they point to a spot in the... More

We had several people tell us this was a "must-see" during our time in Myrtle Beach. We spent about a half day here. It is beautiful with the gardens & statues. However, in May there wasn't as much blooming in the gardens as we had hoped. The statues grew repetative after a while. The natural area was indeed left natural... More

An enormous silver statue draws your eye to the entrance of Brookgreen, which is located about halfway between Myrtle Beach and Charleston. It's a worthwhile day trip, especially if you're interested in art, gardening, or history. I'm not certain which component was the most interesting, so I'll begin with the art. As you wander the grounds, you'll see permanent and... More

Nice day for the money. bring walking shoes and your camera. Stay on the Paths(almost stepped on a snake when we left the path).Dont forget sunscreen and water. Tickets are good for 7 days. statues and a small zoo for the kids. stayed for about 4 hours and did most of park. Good experience will come back again

This has to be the best kept secret on the east coast. We had never heard of it prior to arrival in the area but so many people asked us if we had been there we changed our plans to check it out. Admission is cheap, just $14 for a 7 day pass, $12 for seniors. The thought of walking... More

I've been to Brookgreen Gardens several times and I love it! Its so beautiful! The pontoon boat tour is a great way to learn some history and see some alligators!

We took an hour's tour of the gardens to hear the history and become acquainted before touring on our own. The sculpture garden is beautiful as is the Children's Gardens and the Enchanted Forest. It made us wish we had some little ones with us who could enjoy it. Be sure not to miss the little houses built by local... More